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This research aims to analyze how workers respond to algorithmic management in the gig economy, focusing on their agency and coping strategies.

From Control to Agency: A Bibliometric Analysis of Worker Responses in Algorithmic Management in the GIG Economy

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This research aims to analyze how workers respond to algorithmic management in the gig economy, focusing on their agency and coping strategies.
Conducted a bibliometric analysis of 72 Scopus-indexed articles published from 2019 to 2025.
Assessed publication trends, thematic development, citation impact, and collaboration patterns.
Identified leading contributors such as the United Kingdom and Australia.
Literature shows a shift from algorithmic control and surveillance to a deeper understanding of worker agency and resistance.
Highlights strong institutional and international collaboration in the research.
Emphasizes social implications regarding worker autonomy, equity, and evolving employment relationships.

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Bibliometric analysis reveals shifting perspectives on worker agency and power in the gig economy.

Sritharan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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